In our last post, we created a Binary Classification model using the AI Builder in Microsoft PowerApps. In this post, we will continue the example and embed the results in a PowerApp / Dynamics 365 so users can view these results.
First, select the AI Model and in the bottom, click Publish:
This will publish the model:
Once complete, the model will show as “Live”:
Now, let’s add this to an existing model-driven app (or, using similar steps you can add this to a new app).
We will show our AI model data in our app through a View, and we will set up our site map so users can access the view through our new entity which holds the online shopper data.
Click on Data->Entities, and select the new Online Shopper Intention entity, then go to Views:
Provide a name for the view and click Create:
You will see below:
Add some columns, including the AI Model columns, then click Save and Publish:
Now let’s add the view to the Site Map. Select an App. We will add this to our Sales Hub app. Select it and click Edit:
Select Entities:
Search for our new Online Shopper Intention entity and check it, then click Back:
Edit the Site Map:
Click New->Group:
We will call it Predictions. Now create a new Subarea:
Select the entity as Online Shopper Intention:
Click Save and Publish.
Go to the app. We see our new group, Predictions, and subarea, Online Shopper Intention:
We can change our view to our new Online Shopper Predictions view and see the prediction fields we added:
We are now viewing our prediction model inside our PowerApp / Dynamics 365.
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thanks for your effort. after a lot of documentation and reading, I can understand how to use AI and ML in the model driven app